Greenstalk Garden Tour | Growing Food in 10 Square Feet! — Key Takeaways

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Greenstalk Garden Tour | Growing Food in 10 Square Feet!
Roots and Refuge Farm37mMay 7, 2026
Watch the originalSuccession-sow bush beans in GreenStalk planters by dropping a new seed into each pocket at first harvest, so the next plant is already growing when the first one finishes.
Key takeaways
Never rip tomato suckers — always use clean snippers
Never rip tomato suckers — always use clean snippers
- Tearing pulls skin from the stem, creating open wounds that invite disease entry.
- Clean cuts with sanitized snippers minimize infection risk, especially critical in humid climates prone to blight.
Succession-sow beans: drop new seed when harvest begins
Succession-sow beans: drop new seed when harvest begins
- Plant a replacement bean in the pocket at first harvest — next plant is up by the time the first is spent.
- Eliminates the gap between bean crops; keeps production continuous all season without waiting for full plant die-off.
Don't prune suckers on determinate tomatoes like indeterminates
Don't prune suckers on determinate tomatoes like indeterminates
- Determinates have a fixed growth ceiling — removing suckers cuts fruit without the compensating continued growth you get from indeterminates.
- For containers, favor determinate/dwarf varieties; remove only lower branches near soil for airflow, not all suckers.
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In this video
- 1mIntroduction & GreenStalk Sale Overview
- 5mHarvest Demo & What's Possible in 10 Square Feet
- 8mEmpty Planter Plans & Sweet Potato Discovery
- 13mMixed Green GreenStalk: Beans, Cucumbers & Succession Sowing Tip
- 25mPink & Razzleberry GreenStalks: Tomatoes, Basil, Okra & Flowers
- 35mStrawberry GreenStalk: Varieties, Everbearing vs. June Bearing & Runner Cups
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